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Urologic surgeon Sam Chang
ranks at the top of his field. Despite his medical achievements, however, he
believed he could do more. “I wanted to consider how I can bring effective
change for a larger group of patients,” he says. His Vanderbilt MBA provided
the answer. “I look at things differently now,” he says. “My perch to look at a
problem has totally changed.”
A nurse by training, Stacy
Langford rose to become director of an emergency department that serves more
than 80,000 patients annually and includes a Level I trauma center. “I had zero
background in the business world,” she says. Though it added to her very busy
schedule, Stacy found her MMHC studies invaluable to her enhancing her
management abilities. “The program is out-of-the-box exciting,” she says.